Friday, February 18, 2011
Vixens in Silk-Absinthe Fairies
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lnthv-Ewc-g&hl=en
Monday, October 18, 2010
Cute Fairy Tattoos - How Cute Fairies Are Taking the Tattoo World by Storm
Cute Fairy tattoos are far more common on women than men, for obvious reasons, and because of their generally small size, they are normally located on the shoulder, back, ankle, or calf of the women that sport them. Fairies are colorful and whimsical creatures with an infinite amount of design variations, making them easily customizable for different personalities. Fairy tattoos are very versatile images therefore. They appeal to a wide variety of people and they can represent a variety of lifestyles. Fairy tattoos are often sported by women that consider themselves to be innocent and young at heart. For many people, fairies represent the magical and wondrous properties of the natural world personified into a small, beautiful creature.
Cute Fairy tattoos are often used to represent attributes of the wearer like a genial nature, high spirits or of a mischievous attitude toward life. Fairy tattoos are extremely versatile and can be adapted to fit just about any place on the body. Most frequently they are done on areas such as the foot, lower back, hips, stomach, or ankle but they can really be done anywhere. Fairy tattoos are fairly common in females as fairies are associated with the fair sex.
Fairy tattoos are very versatile therefore. They appeal to a wide variety of people and they can represent a variety of lifestyles. Fairy tattoos are often associated with love, hope or peace. Some men have a small tattoo design, consider getting a tattoo the best results when you are on the skin of the most popular kinds of tattoos are very popular among the most requested, and is endangered in North America. Fairy tattoos are usually applied to the lower back, shoulder area or in cases of daring, the upper thighs. Most of the time, women request smaller fairy tattoos, preferring the cuteness of a smaller tattoo over a much larger piece of body art.
Fairy tattoos are most common for women and refer to a certain youth or innocence. When most think of the tooth fairy, for instance, they are reminded of an innocence when they believed in the magic that anything is possible and even that which is unthinkable can happen. Cute Fairy tattoos are fun, colorful and one of the most sensual designs available, and as such are an extremely popular choice for women. Fairy tattoos are relatively new design idea and they represent a range of interest. Fairy tattoos are also quite popular among women as they are mesmerized by the beauty of these tattoos.
Women who get cute fairy tattoos might have them done as armbands or on their ankles. The lower back, hip, and beneath the navel are also very erotic places to put fairy tattoos. Women are really popular on the quote "Beauty is a never ending battle" and I completely agree to that. This coming Halloween party is a good opportunity of being with your crush or inviting your special someone for a date.
Tattoos are a form of self-expression, and in a country to tight with quarrels on fashion, it is incredibly refreshing to see an original new style to come in. Tattoos can be irritating, however, but they are there for a reason, and they express some emotion. Tattoos are a great thing because it's a really good way for a person to express their personality and things that they are into. A Tattoo can be made from any sort of design, it can be a solid block tribal design to full color picture portraits. Tattoos are a personal thing. Mine are where if I want you to see them, I'll show you (leg and arm) but a lot of people I work with have no idea I'm inked.
Tattoos are personal affirmations of valid alternatives to the status quo. Tattoos are quite popular among many different age groups. Popular tattoos include names or faces of loved ones, or perhaps things denoting favorite hobbies. Tattoos are still kind of trendy, but like anything else that becomes trendy it can not be written off as a passing fancy because of the vogue-ness of it now. Not everyone might be as desperate as you are to run out and cash in on the latest hit look.
TATTOOS are everywhere-or so it seems. Rock stars, sports figures, fashion models, and movie stars flaunt them. Tattoos are permanent, so make sure you planned it out! Giving your professional tattooer creative freedom may have its advantages, but again, make sure you really have a good understanding of his or her body of work.
Monday, September 13, 2010
Why Do Fairies Have Wings?
While there are various explanations of the origins of fairies and the nature of them and their lands, there is little explanation in any studies of where the modern conception of winged fairies has come from.
None of the books suggest that fairies have wings like dragonflies or butterflies. The wee-folk of Celtic mythology are generally thought to be the size of small children or dwarfs, rather than the size of insects as they are thought of today.They also tend to be suitably disproportionate, like chunky hobbits or dwarfs rather than the tiny but perfect adult fairies in modern storybooks. It is likely that these modern depictions of fairies sprang more from the minds of individual humans than any specific culture or mythology.
For almost as long as people have been seeing fairies, people have been writing about them. The countries of the world have a wide variety of myths and legends, but the "little people" crop up in a great many of them. Into more modern times, we have Spenser's "The Fairie Queen", and Shakespeare's "A Midsummers Night's Dream" in Elizabethan times, both of which did much to cement the modern conception of what a "fairy" is.
A wide variety of cultures believe in fairies similar to the Celtic version, and some cultures see fairies as the animistic spirits of nature. None of these fairies bear much resemblance to the modern fairies and if they had wings, it is a detail that is usually left out. Spencer's fairies were like the Celtic version, Shakespeare's were like a combination of tall elegant elves and the wee-folk, but it was not until the Victorian era that fairies were established as little winged beings.
Thomas Croker (1789-1854) in his collection of Irish Fairy Tales, described fairies as being "a few inches high, airy and almost transparent in body; so delicate in their form that a dew drop, when they chance to dance on it, trembles, indeed, but never breaks."
One of the first of these "delicate" fairies to impinge on popular consciousness was probably Tinkerbell in J.M. Barrie's Peter Pan. Around that time, there was also a large amount of sentimental art, creating cutesy portrayals of fairies and cherubs. There was also a large fuss made about the fairy photographs taken by two young girls in England at Cottingsley. These photographs sparked a world-wide debate that did much to "fix" the image of the small, winged, fairy in the public mind, and if you ask any group of people, there'll no doubt be someone who remembers seeing the pictures at some time. The Victorians had a soft spot for the "cute", and much of the modern conception of the little delicate, insect size fairy came from them.
Disney also has a part to play from the 1950s onward, pushing the sanitised Tinkerbell as a sort of happy go-lucky nature sprite, making fairies happy and unthreatening, reinforced even more by having Julia Roberts play her in the live action version.
From these images people have come to see fairies as a happy, positive, image... a far cry from the baby-stealing wee folk of Celtic mythology from which they derived.
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Iridessa Costume and the Magical Fairies of Pixie Hollow
Pixie dust, fairy tea parties and a magical place. Do the girls in your family love the timeless magic of fairies? Whether your favorite fairy is Silvermist, Fawn, Rosetta, Iridessa, or TinkerBell, every fairy makes a great fancy dress costume for ladies, teens and children on Halloween. Read more to take a tour through Pixie Hollow. You'll learn a little bit more about each fairy and some ideas when deciding which Halloween costume is best for you. Maybe your personality matches a Pixie Hollow fairy.
TinkerBell was made famous by the original Peter Pan stories written by J.M. Barrie. Tinker fairies are also known as "Pots and Pans" faires. TinkerBell, sometimes referred to as "Miss Bell", sassy, feisty and fun loving. TinkerBell loves silverbells which are her favorite flower. The thing she loves the most is coming up with awesome inventions from objects she finds around Pixie Hollow. Tink built a balloon carrier made from a compass, a gourd and some cotten and it flies. Tink gets upset when she can't fix something. Her favorite treat, pumpkin muffins. Tink lives in a tea kettke get marks for being the bravest around humans.
The TinkerBell costume consists of a strapless leaf design in very fairy shade of green. This design can be worn by a toddler, child, or by an adult in a very sexy configuration using a mini-skirt accompanied by fairy wings and a wand and jewelry as accessories. A teen or children configuration could be more conservative with long green stockings. A great effect is to buy some spray glitter to use for pixie dust and spray Tinker Bell and other fairies with a good portion of it. The Tinker Bell deluxe costume is green and comes with purple wings and looks best with white Mary Janes and white stockings.
Silvermist - the other faires call her Sil - is a water fairy with a very go-with-the-flow type of fairy who can be a tad wishy-washy. But, Silvermist is always willing to listen to another fairy in need. Water chestnuts are what Silvermist loves to eat but she does not like loud noises. She generally want everyone to get along and listen to her heart. Her favorite hangout is the babbling brook.
Silvermist wears a cool blue dress. The Silvermist girls deluxe costume has shades of silver, aqua blue and purple. The costume is ankle length and covers both shoulders but the left shoulder is fishnet material. Her wings are also silver, aqua blue and purple. The typical costume comes with the outfit and the wings. The Rosetta costume looks great with silver slippers.
The garden fairy of the group is Rosetta. Rosetta loves buttercup soup and her favorite flower is roses of course. The sweet and sassy Rosetta, all dressed in pink, is all about delivering advice to her fellow fairies. Known for her charming accent she loves giving makeovers and always strives to look her best. Living in her rose-blossom chalet, she tells bedtime stories to her beloved potted plants.
The Rosetta costume consists of a 100% polyester coral and pink nylon petal skirt and sheer detachable wings. Sizes and styles of the Rosetta Costume are available in girls, teens and ladies sizes.
The fairy who's signature look is her long single hair braid is Fawn. Fawn is an animal ferry who loves melted acorn butter on everything. She is very rough-and-tumble and is a tomboy. Her favorite flower is the Tiger Lily. Living in her tree house carved from a pinecone, she enjoys spending time with animals and enjoys speaking toad.
Her costume consists of earth tones such as brown, flesh and deep orange. Her skirt comes to the knees and has shoulder straps. The costume also has fairy wings.
Last but certainly not least is the lovely Iridessa who the fairies know as Dess or Dessa. Iridessa is a neat freak, liking to have things in order which is common with light fairies. Her favorite treat is lemon meringue pie. She often worries about things but tries to stay positive and keep a good attitude. She looks bright and golden in her sun dress much like her favorite flower, the sunflower.
The Iridessa costume is golden yellow full gown. The costume comes with light fairy wings.
All fairies bring their own unique identity to the world. Their styles, looks and personalities are full of life and they make really fun characters to become on Halloween for ladies, teens, children and even toddlers. I hope you liked this review of the Fairies from Pixie Hollow. Go to the Tinkerbell Costumes web site for more info about your favorite fairy costumes.
Monday, September 6, 2010
Flower Fairies Garden Ornaments and Art Work in a Butterfly Garden, A Fantasy Fairies Call
Art work in butterfly garden.
What a lovely day.
Flower fairies garden ornaments
line my sidewalk.
I try to capture this moment
notice it is grand
put it inside my pocket
butterfly in a garden.
It is the moon that settles
brightly
bringing me my moods
just outside this window.
I think of my flower fairies
garden ornaments?
No.
Real and breathing friends to me.
The moon.
There is a part of me that fears its light
those unsettled plans
notations that I could have done better.
They keep me up at night.
Don't say one word.
Don't take her calls.
Whenever the crows approach
dye this fabric past mistakes
don't block out all those stars
do not settle for sequins
sewn inside your diary.
I will not settle for less
I will no longer listen
I will not entertain those moonlit tears.
Let them settle on the ground
mud dries eventually.
Salty tears will mingle with new rain
fresh new rain.
Outspoken fantasy fairies
remind me of colors
climbing vines reach up to the trees
beautiful wisteria.
Fantasy fairies smile
giggle sometimes
remind me how easy laughter comes
once you start to smile.
I look at all my gifts
flower fairies garden ornaments
art work in butterfly garden
laughter comes in cycles.
Moon step back and see me
let me step outside the shadows
or is it let me see myself?
I cherish the lines
the curves
the starts of new adventures
lead me none the less dear moon
despite all
I still rely on all your stories.
Flower fairies garden ornaments
art work in butterfly garden.
Laughter comes in cycles
yes
as do tears
inconvenient truths
and I most humbly resign to it all.
Tiny angels, fantasy fairies
sequins pinned to the moon
blessed changes
hear me call
dear goddess in me.
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Saturday, September 4, 2010
Fairies and Angel Tattoos
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Fairy tattoos and angel tattoo have a lot in common and in fact I get confused between them quite often. Maybe its just my small brain, but the point is that I get confused with these. They are just too similar and seem to have similar types of stories associated with them. In fact, when a friend of mine had got a fairy tattoo I somehow mistook it for an angel tattoo. I know it will be hard to believe this, but it really happens to me a lot. I don't know,why. Maybe my brain is just wired that way so as not to be able to tell the difference between these two types of tattoos.
Here are some of the similarities between fairy tattoos and angel tattoos:
1. Both of them have large beautiful wings.
2. Both of them are heavenly or supernatural beings and have magical powers.
3. Both of them have divine beauty associated with them. This is the part that attracts me to these types of tattoos. Its that they are so mystical and have a fantasy attached to them. Makes me go OOO! It just helps me to go into a land of dreams.
And actually, it is more tough to list the differences between them which could be that angels are said to be messengers of God while fairies are just supernatural beings.
Hmm, I cant think of anymore differences now. Maybe later on I will try and list a few differences between them.
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Do You Believe in Magic Fairies? Some Reflection on the Background of Faery History and Lore
So what, or who, are fairies? Are fairy tales real?
Fairy tales have been handed on from generation to generation, through the quite mutterings of magic creatures who come to us both day and night.
Fairies can be found in magical locations around the world. They are quite small and very powerful, to the point that they can transform themselves to look like us.
The live in very different habitats, from dark forests, to lakes, to meadows and flowery gardens.
We know them by different names - pixies, fairies, gnomes, elves, nymphs, sylphs, undines and sprites.
It doesn't matter where you live in the world, fairy tales have been with us since the dawn of time. This seems to back up the idea that faeries are real, and that they used to play a far more significant role in our day to day lives than they do now. Could it be that with their habitats changing, that average faery is harder to find?
Ireland has leprechauns, Britain has brownies and Germany has the kobold, but most of us will have a garden fairy in our very own yard.
In faerie law, we know that fairies are mainly charitable to mankind. They are also known to be a bit naughty. They are playful and love to play tricks on us mortals. It is important that you speak well of them and treat them with respect. If you don't, you run the risk of making them angry. one of the easiest things to do to make friends with real fairies is to leave little gifts for them such as beads and special sweet treats.
I like to make treats for myself and the kids, and leave a little for the garden fairies who gather in our fairy garden. It's been working so far - lots of happiness and laughter exists at our house.
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Tinkerbell Tattoos - Do You Believe in Fairies?
Who does not recognize Tinkerbell anyway? This little fairy that is either a good friend to Peter Pan, or his greatest problem, has become a worldwide icon.
She is a fairy that is dressed in green with tiny wings flipping behind her. She has magical powers through her fairy dust that when sprinkled to normal human beings, they will be able to fly and touch the clouds up high. Tinkerbell is a very exceptional fairy, and unlike other fairies in fairy tales, she experiences mood changes and personality conflicts. That is why, she can be a friend to the famous Peter Pan, or can cause trouble to him.
Tinkerbell, as what have been mentioned, became a worldwide icon. Her image is often seen on figurines, t-shirts, mugs, jewelries, and other accessories. But, there are lots of Tinkerbell fans that love to have her image on skin. That is why; there are stylish Tinkerbell tattoos that are widely available on tattoo shops nowadays.
Tattoo fanatics, especially girls adore these Tinkerbell designs, because it does not only mean that they love this fictional character, but this allow them to believe on fairies, despite their existence is not yet proven by science. Believing in fairies gives an empowerment on one's personal being, especially when hope is very essential to make things turn out right.
Tinkerbell tattoos can be placed anywhere, but many prefer to have it on their shoulders and legs. The design is not only exclusive for girls, because there are also boys who consider having it, especially when they themselves believe that fairies do exist!
Sunday, August 1, 2010
Garden Fairies - Find More Than Just Flower Fairies at the Bottom of the Garden!
There are many types of fairy, and garden fairies are just some of them. From flower fairies to tree spirits, the backyard can be an abundance of fairy activity, so long as the right setting is provided.
Types of Garden Fairies
Flower fairies
Tree spirits
Elementals
Elves
Gnomes
Weather fairies
What Do Fairies Do in the Garden?
The most popular notion of fairy activity in the yard is that they look after the plants and help them grow. This is true, but at a far more complex level. There are fairies responsible for photosynthesis, others responsible for healthy roots, and others making sure the soil is fertile.
Now, the more skeptical reader might be wondering why all gardens are not botanical paradises if fairies take care of everything! The key issue is that fairies must have the right setting to work efficiently in - a chemical-filled or overgrown and unloved space is not somewhere a fairy wants to be. Similarly, if an area is owned by non-believers, this can damage a fairy's ability to look after plants too.
Other fairies found in the backyard take care of trees, birds, animals, water and the local weather.
How to Attract Fairies
The best way to keep fairies happy and abundant is to grow an organic, partly wild garden with lots of native flowers and secret places for both fairies and wildlife. Fairies love humans who take care of the precious planet, so the more Earth-friendly you are, the better!
Once I started working proactively with the fey, I found attracting garden fairies was no problem at all.
Sunday, July 18, 2010
How to See Fairies - 10 Ways to Attract Fairies Into Your Life!
I have written a lot about fairies, but the one thing people always ask me is how do I see fairies? Fairies exist on the astral plane and although they are present in our world, it is not always possible to see them physically. However, it is possible to learn how to see fairies by using basic psychic skills and meditation.
Develop your Psychic Skills to See Fairies
Psychic ability is made up of four clairs:
Clairvoyance (clear seeing)
Clairaudience (clear hearing)
Clairsentience (clear feeling)
Claircognizance (clear knowing)
By recognizing your primary psychic senses and learning how to communicate with spirit realms, you will be able to sense when fairies are around, and maybe even see them.
Ten Ways to Attract Fairies into Your Life
Create a fairy garden
Leave offerings to the fairies in the house or garden
Look after local wildlife
Tend plants and trees
Clear up litter
Create a fairy altar
Garden organically
Meditate in the garden, specifically opening up to the fairy realm
Dedicate a craft to them, such a baking them bread, making a trinket or playing them music
Talk to the flowers
Use Patience and Respect to See Fairies
Fairies are wary of humans because of what we have done collectively to harm the planet. So consequently, it takes time and effort to gain their trust. If you can show that you are kind and loving towards the planet, looking after nature with unconditional love, the fairies will soon make themselves known. If you truly want to know how to see fairies, you need to follow your heart!
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Breathless expectation of angels, fairies, full moon and Fantasy Art of Exotic Women
I spoke with a mirror
Hope for some new vision
uncontrolled explosion
glorious visit from a mentor
Music by me.
But today ...
I do not feel a thing.
No secret friend
only a few images
Fantasy Art of Exotic Women
form photography female
Online
wait for the next fairy fantasy.
Mirror placed close to my face
I had to look away
It was a sorry display
Feeling as good as anything.
MyEyes that once burned with tears
Searches for the pleasure of beautiful designs
left a regrettable sign of ice.
I had hoped
anyone catch me
Days with no color at all
you breathless exotic.
I had the opportunity to build a path
along a line of light
The moon had gone hunting
an area of the stars in flight
and meanwhile the sun stopped shining
in honor of internal images
said banners
Prayers for my pathetic
tonone
only the melody of the night.
The words of a wounded soldier
It occurred
and so
I have those containers from the stars
removed.
Sacrifice your name
for honor
Line the box with old songs
and could tell all the angels
Hate is a very elaborate ceiling.
But its easy to package
all right
instinctively.
And the rhythm of holiness
took a break
consciousness
or just a fad
a list of silly rules
aConfessions of absence.
It 'can not see the angel
fatigue in my eye
before coming down?
You can not see the door open
or courage
which, when inspected closely
was dissolved?
It 'may not have been
their open wounds
female forms depicted
unattended erotic pleasures
Showing Mine
instead?
And out of this room
Flower Fairies simple race against
Things could not understand
exoticPotential
spun glass figurines
small statues of grace
acting out directions.
Despite '
Void, others confess
Inspection time
freedom it
is impressive.
Pause
reflexive
Tell me
who and where and why
tools are still useful
knocking on doors
and celebrate their rebellion.
Fantasy art
This exotic woman professed
intact
are just waiting for another moon.